Math & Punctuation
Operators and punctuation marks
Math & Punctuation list
About Math & Punctuation
Math & Punctuation is one of the subgroups inside Symbols on EmojiAll, with 15 symbols. Operators and punctuation marks — the list below shows all of them.
What you will find in Math & Punctuation
This subgroup gathers 15 symbols that share one subject. Entries here include “multiply”, “plus”, “minus”, “divide”, “heavy equals sign” and “infinity”; each one has its own page with the Unicode name, code point, entities, keywords and sentiment score.
The subgroup sits under Symbols, which holds 264 symbols in total on EmojiAll.
How these emoji are used
In everyday chat the symbols here are used the way their name suggests: they point at math & punctuation without needing an explanation.
Most of these symbols name something concrete, so the reading rarely depends on context.
Notes on using them
Older systems may not know the newest entries. When a message must be readable everywhere, keep the important part in words.
If you need the reading to be exact, add a few words next to the symbol. The picture sets the scene, the text fixes the meaning.
Copying emoji from this page
Every one of the 15 symbols in Math & Punctuation supports emoji copy and paste. Nothing is rendered as an image, so what you copy keeps the same code point on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and the web.
Need the code point rather than the picture? Open any entry and copy the Unicode, HTML or decimal value from its attributes table — the same emoji copy and paste rules apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
- QHow many emoji are in Math & Punctuation?
- There are 15 symbols in this subgroup. It is part of Symbols, which contains 264 symbols in total.
- QWhat is the Math & Punctuation subgroup about?
- Operators and punctuation marks. The full list of 15 symbols is shown on this page.
- QWhere can I see the details of one symbol?
- Open any symbol in the list. Each page gives the Unicode name, the code point, the HTML and decimal entities, a keyword list, the meaning, the positivity score and usage examples.